הפורום הישראלי לפסיכואנליזה ולפסיכותרפיה התייחסותית שמח להזמינכם לערב קליני:
“Those 45 minutes completely changed my life!”
Freud’s consultation with ML
and what 21st Century therapists can learn from it
Jonathan H. Slavin, Ph.D., ABPP, Yecheskiel Cohen. Ph.D, Miki Rahmani, M.A.
(Case by Prof. Sigmund Freud and Margarethe Lutz)
1 במרץ 2017
התכנסות: 19:00 מתחילים: 19:30 מסיימים: 22:00
בביתה של אירנה מלניק, רחוב אלדד הדני 1 נחלת עדה, הרצליה
הערב יתקיים בשפה האנגלית
דמי ההשתתפות והרשמה: לחברי/ות הפורום ההתייחסותי, סטודנטים ומתמחים - 80 ₪ לאורחים/ות - 100 ₪
להבטחת מקומכם באירוע אנא כתבו שמכם ומספר המקומות המבוקש למייל הפורום:
relational.forum.israel@gmail.com
הלינק לתשלום מוקדם יישלח אליכם במייל בקרוב
“Those 45 minutes completely changed my life!” So said 88 year old Margarethe Lutz, an Austrian artist and sculptress, to her interviewer. She was talking about her single session with Sigmund Freud 70 years before, in 1936, when she was just 18 years old. The astonishing account of Margarethe’s one session with Freud was published in the German newspaper Die Zeit in 2006. But it has never been published or discussed in the psychoanalytic literature.
Margarethe’s description of her meeting shows us a Freud working in a way that we almost never hear about, far different than the common idea of how psychoanalysis or psychotherapy is supposed to happen. Most important, this case shows us in a powerful way what can happen in even one meeting when two minds meet and touch.
In this panel, we will present this case as it is told by Margarethe herself. This will be followed by brief discussions presented by Jonathan Slavin (in English) and Yecheskiel Cohen (in Hebrew) in which we will try to frame what happened between these two minds that led to such life-long impact and what it teaches us for our way of working today. Miki Rahmani will moderate the discussion in Hebrew and English. There will be time for discussion and follow up with the audience.
About the panel:
Yecheskiel Cohen. Ph.D, was Director of the B’nai Brith Children’s Home (now known as Jerusalem Hills Therapeutic Centers) for 40 years and was a pioneer in the residential treatment of at risk children and youth; he is former President and current member of the faculty of the Israel Psychoanalytical Institute; and Co-Director of the Program of Psychotherapy at the School of Social Work, Tel Aviv University.
Miki Rahmani-Yerushalmi, M.A., is Chief Psychologist, South Jerusalem Mental Health Center, and is a former long-time member on the Faculty of the School of Education, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel. In more than 35 years of clinical teaching and consulting she has taught annual courses, seminars, and workshops on the supervisory relationship, the supervisory process in clinical work and in education, and on the treatment process.
Jonathan H. Slavin, Ph.D., ABPP, is Clinical Instructor in Psychology, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School; Adjunct Clinical Professor, Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy & Psychoanalysis, New York University; Founding Director, Tufts University Counseling Center (1970–2006); Former President of the Division of Psychoanalysis (39), American Psychological Association; and Founding President, Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis. Dr. Slavin's published work has focused on fundamental human elements in the psychoanalytic relationship including love, sexuality, desire, truthfulness, and personal agency, and their role in the repair of the mind.
Jonathan and Miki have taught seminars and workshops on Relational Perspectives in Psychotherapy, Sexuality in Development and Treatment, and on Clinical Supervision in the United States, Israel, Canada, Russia, Romania, Armenia, Turkey, China, and Italy.
הערב יתקיים בשפה האנגלית
דמי ההשתתפות והרשמה: לחברי/ות הפורום ההתייחסותי, סטודנטים ומתמחים - 80 ₪ לאורחים/ות - 100 ₪
להבטחת מקומכם באירוע אנא כתבו שמכם ומספר המקומות המבוקש למייל הפורום:
relational.forum.israel@gmail.com
הלינק לתשלום מוקדם יישלח אליכם במייל בקרוב